Phillip,

I've got a servo motor doing my elevator trim.  I used a (Radio Shack) rotary 
potentiometer for the control (less than $5). I made a larger wheel for the 
pot out of plywood, painted it black, turned it sideways and put it in the 
instrument dash (lower left side in front of pilot). I just recently put a 
white 
tick mark on the wheel at the center position for trim.  I do have pictures on 
my web site www.robert7721.com under instrument panel.

Thanks,

Rob Schmitt
Kansas City, MO


From: "Phillip Matheson" <mathe...@dodo.com.au>
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For those of you using servos or electric trim motors
What are you using as a dash indicator? and where did you get them, (
Electronics shop ( Dick Smith )
Would you still have the part numbers etc.??



Phillip Matheson
mathe...@dodo.com.au
Australia
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